The genetics of coping with HIV

16 septiembre 2014

We respond to infections in two fundamental ways. One is ‘resistance,’ where the body attacks the invading pathogen and reduces its numbers. Another, which is much less well understood, is ‘tolerance,’ where the body tries to minimize the damage done by the pathogen. A study using data from a large Swiss cohort of HIV-infected individuals gives us a glimpse into why some people cope with HIV better than others.
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